C2 ESL multiple-choice gap-fill exercise on global coherence in arguments: discourse relations, scope, sequencing, referential continuity, and argumentative framing.
Global Coherence in Arguments Exercise
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Emphasis in Spoken English Exercise
- B2
B2 Upper-Intermediate; focus: emphasis in spoken English; exactly one correct answer per item.
100 Animal Group Names Every Adult Should Know
Learn 100 animal group names to use in everyday conversations, nature outings, trivia games, and writing, from a pride of lions to a pod of whales.
Motivation vs. discipline vs. consistency: What is the difference?
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Learn how to describe your reasons for acting, your ability to follow through, and your pattern of regular effort with three everyday words.
A “bookery” is a bookstore
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A bookery is a bookstore, but the word is uncommon. Learn where you might see it and why bookstore is the clearer choice in everyday English.